Sentence examples for it would distress from inspiring English sources
It would distress the decisive Victorians.
But you can get over that, and you could be a first-class leader.' " Some of Sharpton's associates suggest that he has not repudiated Brawley because he fears it would distress his strongest supporters.
Mrs Stokes says Patrick does not understand how dependent on benefits he is, so if there were to be changes she would not tell him because she worries it would distress him.
But as a genealogist who relishes in both resources (and pays a subscription for one and à la carte for the other), it would distress me to find myself with reduced options going forward -- a scenario that would amount to a turning back of the digital access clock.
Patients were excluded if they were judged by staff to be too ill for interview, if staff felt it would distress them, or they lived outside the catchment area of the hospice day unit.
He was aware of the savage irony that the most vocal public opponent of the drama was Ian Brady, who had complained that it "would cause distress to the relatives".
TWICE-A-YEAR JEWS WHO ARE ONCE-A-YEAR CHRISTIANS -- There is a certain kind of Jew who, despite knowing that Christmas is simply isn't his holiday, and that it would severly distress his relatives (particularly the dead ones) if he acknowlaged feelings of Christmas Envy, much less acted on them, get a Christmas tree anyway.
"Well," he said with a chuckle, not a bit like someone in distress, "it would have been good to have my man in".
"It would have distressed both of them.
In the wide-ranging and open interview before the release of his new film, the Lady in the Van, starring Maggie Smith, Bennett also talked about life with his partner of 23 years, Rupert Thomas, and explains he would not have come out as gay while his parents were still alive for fear it would have "distressed both of them".
But Israel's current unity government, itself a byproduct of the violence, is unlikely to take any step that would distress either its right or left flank.
